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The land around the Nile river is fertile where in land there are more desert lands.
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Why do you think Egypt became a united kingdom earlier than Mesopotamia?
because of the Nile river providing such a huge impact on Egypt where as Mesopotamia did not have such a source of water to provide for their land and agriculture.
Why was Egypt's land valuable?
Lower Egypt contained the Nile Delta region, an area that was annually revitalized by seasonal flooding of the Nile river. The longest river in the world, the Nile flows more than 4,000 miles through northeastern Africa to the Egyptian Nile Delta region and into the Mediterranean Sea. Before modern dams were constructed, the fertile farmland of northern ancient Egypt received the silt from much of the river's million square mile drainage basin.
How is lower and upper Egypt different?
Upper Egypt is the high land Area of Egypt and it's located to the South of CairoWhere Lower Egypt is the low lands North to CairoNile river flows from south to north due to the fact that south is higher than north.Upper and lower Egypt is located in Egypt
What was to water usually crops called in ancient Egypt?
Ancient Egyptians used water from the Nile River to irrigate their crops. In addition, the Nile flooded its banks annually which enriched the soil, making it much more fertile than surrounded land.
What was bigger ancient Israel or ancient Egypt?
Ancient Israel was significantly smaller than Ancient Egypt, but Ancient Israel was actually wider than Ancient Egypt was since the deserts on either side of the Nile River could not be easily cultivated.
How the land surrounding the nile differs from the rest of Egypt?
The land surrounding the Nile is Egypt's "Bread Basket" The land is very fertile and productive. This was due to the seasonal flooding of the Nile. Modern man has changed some of the flooding by building damns. But the area does have move water than the rest of arid Egypt. kapm
River Nile of Egypt:1. How much fish did the river Nile give to the farmers of egypt?
The River Nile of Egypt gave the farmers more fish than the required
Why do you think Egypt became a united kingdom earlier than Mesopotamia?
because of the Nile river providing such a huge impact on Egypt where as Mesopotamia did not have such a source of water to provide for their land and agriculture.
Are there more than 1 river in Egypt?
No, the only river in Egypt is the Nile River.
What region of Egypt contains more than 300 species of birds?
The Nile Valley and Nile Delta
Does Nile flow to Israel?
No part of the Nile is less than 100 miles from any point in Israel.
Why is Upper Egypt lower than Lower Egypt?
This is because the Nile River flows south to north. It is an educated answer.
Other than food/farming & drinking, what is the Nile used for in Egypt?
boats
What was built in Egypt to help farm more than two million acres of land?
The Aswan High Dam, completed in 1970, diverts the Nile River for use in agriculture.
How big were Egyptian nomes?
The nomes of Upper Egypt had indefinite area, since they only had boundaries along the Nile river, not on the land each side. The longest of these was the 1st nome ("Land of the Bow"), extending for more than 50 miles along the river. In Lower Egypt (around the Nile delta), nomes were historically bounded by the many different tributaries and branches of the Nile as it spread out; the courses of these branches have all moved since ancient times so our understanding of the size of each nome is far from certain. Perhaps the largest was the 3rd nome of Lower Egypt ("Horus of the West"), which had an area of about 1,080 square miles.
Why was Egypt's land valuable?
Lower Egypt contained the Nile Delta region, an area that was annually revitalized by seasonal flooding of the Nile river. The longest river in the world, the Nile flows more than 4,000 miles through northeastern Africa to the Egyptian Nile Delta region and into the Mediterranean Sea. Before modern dams were constructed, the fertile farmland of northern ancient Egypt received the silt from much of the river's million square mile drainage basin.
What are the name of the three main rivers in Egypt?
The answer is the Nile River.AnswerThe only flowing river in Egypt is the Nile river. Best AnswerThe NILE River is the only river in Egypt. The NILE can also be split up into two "sectors" -> the Blue and White Niles. we can not however regard these tow as Egyptian rivers, as they are not located inside Egypt. (take this for granted from an Egyptian native)
